Calcaneal spurs: Examining etiology using prehistoric skeletal remains to understand present day…

Posted on September 3, 2012 by admin

Calcaneal spurs: Examining etiology using prehistoric skeletal remains to understand present day heel pain Elizabeth Weissemail The Foot Volume 22, Issue 3 , Pages 125-129, September 2012 Quote: Background Calcanei are the most common sites for bony spurs. Although calcaneal enthesophytes have been extensively researched, many unknowns remain.

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